Volume share on outcome

Odds highlight Favorite (lowest odds)

Date / Match	1	2	Volume / Links
May 10, 17:38Major League Baseball Los Angeles Angels — Toronto Blue Jays	▲ 1.922.0	▼ 2.021.98	£2,303
May 10, 17:36Major League Baseball Colorado Rockies — Philadelphia Phillies	▲ 3.53.7	▲ 1.341.36	£1,334
May 10, 16:16Major League Baseball Washington Nationals — Miami Marlins	▼ 2.22.18	▲ 1.811.82	£2,179
May 10, 20:11Major League Baseball New York Mets — Arizona Diamondbacks	▲ 1.982.06	▼ 2.021.93	£869
May 10, 23:21Major League Baseball Detroit Tigers — Kansas City Royals	▼ 2.182.16	▲ 1.781.85	£1,455
May 10, 18:11Major League Baseball Seattle Mariners — Chicago White Sox	= 1.821.82	▲ 2.142.18	£2,398
May 10, 20:06Major League Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates — San Francisco Giants	▲ 2.042.06	= 1.931.93	£8,172
May 10, 17:41Major League Baseball Houston Astros — Cincinnati Reds	▼ 2.082.06	= 1.921.92	£2,669
May 10, 17:36Major League Baseball Tampa Bay Rays — Boston Red Sox	▲ 2.162.26	▼ 1.821.78	£5,723
May 10, 20:11Major League Baseball Atlanta Braves — Los Angeles Dodgers	▲ 2.22.22	= 1.811.81	£3,180
May 10, 17:41Major League Baseball Minnesota Twins — Cleveland Guardians	▲ 2.382.46	▼ 1.71.66	£1,633
May 10, 18:11Major League Baseball New York Yankees — Milwaukee Brewers	▲ 1.871.91	▼ 2.12.08	£2,904
May 10, 18:36Major League Baseball Chicago Cubs — Texas Rangers	▲ 2.122.14	= 1.871.87	£3,397
May 10, 17:36Major League Baseball Athletics — Baltimore Orioles	▲ 1.971.98	= 2.02.0	£314

Dropping odds in baseball occur when a team’s moneyline payout drops significantly after opening. This downward line movement is never random—it’s a powerful signal that the market, driven by heavy sharp money betting volume and late info, believes that specific outcome is highly probable. Note: market signals such as odds drops and Moneyway percentages are indicators, not certainties — they can reflect fluctuations, public money, or deliberate bookmaker traps. Sharp money can be wrong, and sport always holds surprises.